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TUESDAY. JA&. 21. 1913.
HASKllAl?l. PAYS.
Are you a lover of baseball? Can
your town support a team In an EastEj\
era Carolina League? Come to Frlf"
the town hall liM l?t i,m have ynnr
view as to what limits within which
ou: league should confine itself. In
the way of salaries and other exlenses.
If the association is ojl^tanItrd
upon conservative lines, the
sport may be had without great loss
of Dcney, as has been the case iu this
secCon in some instances heretofore.
Kething udvertises a growing town
ike a baseball berth tn a lively league.
The standing of the various clubs is
puMshed all over the state, and in
.. mtc; papers in far-away States.- The
v\ Kt'S1 ~al public? both that half of it
f- \ wh.Tb is bast-ban mad and that which
J t? aot unconsciously comes to" know
J, yo..r town us t.tte of the leading six|
or right ctios of your section.
Washington has had so rue clubs in
?!? " past which did not pay financially
?that is to aay. the.Cbrouglu no direr:
prnPt. Onr should think twice
b?-*T?. stating that this money wus a!
tot..; ic?>s. or thn' It did not ultit't.i** !>
bring in good divd'*nds
I'osr probably !iiv-rp w:l! lie an
Kav-rr. ?'uroliiiii l.?-aguo next surohm
. and if Washington is not in it)
111*.; : p.i.pt,- ,t di.-tanee w i i I get the.
in -even though if be unr
juir- - Wftsiiingj.-in is r.ot anions
th? ]?titling cities of Eastern CuroUna.
V.es* cities where the spoil nowl
pn>s direct and handsome returnsi
have had trcuhle in supporting climbs
in ifie past lint the niclt behind the
teuras were 'ar-slghteil enough to recogriie"
even a club losing money as
a paying investment.
. - i . 1.4*T III' H\/1|I.IIT /.<I\K.
? v The anti-trust bill offered' by
former speaker K. J. Justice will
leave no '.sop-hole. provided of
r " course, it .rafely run* the gauntlet of
the Supreme Court. Such a State
law might be the means of reaching
small?but none the less odious?
trusts in respect to which the na{
* . tlonal law would prove an imweildly
f . Instrument of attack.
w J. Hryan used to talk a lot
1,-".' ?wtlielir ^one." 'lie complainVd
that "hen an individual
State jumped, cm an illegal combination
its attorneys would.-ontend that
it came under direcf*f'iurIscficTTort*"7>?
the central government, while Whenever
the nation took anion if was
maintained that regulation was the
province of the State; and tl.us the
ootcptis rested serene and secure
upon the tagile boundary line between
State and jjation
Between both ;t State and a na,
ilonal law. it looks aj. .. lie tainoui"twilight
ZOtie". ought to be pretty
well jammed out of existence.
WILSON Xl? KXTRKMKST.
| President Taft is showing himself
?*"" k a good loser by his repeated courteous
references to Mr. Wilson; indeed,
rguch Is his admiration of Wilson and
his policies that one' is almost incllne<V,to
wonder why he didn't vote for
Woodrow. In his recent Philadelphia
speech he advts?is the incoming
gr ??administration..to_"keep to tup midI'
rile of the road*' ?exactly what Wllxon
has been proclaiming all aong as
his plan.
? ' , At varlons stages of civilization
there have been two violent parties.
r* t?arti expending every drop of energy
jfc". in huring invective* at the other.and
In nearly every c?m the truth is seen,
L in the clearer perception of future
generations, to lie about midway between
the two extremes. The midrile
of the road is the hardest to travel.
since one gets the brick-bats from
both edges, as Wilson Is now receiving
tliem from the KcptHriicans and
Moosers?-but It is the^^mly way
leading to real same tanglbR^rtfeulta.
i";' ~ "Tt Is far easier to be an extrem?*fc A
- v^ohderfUl fddeinc ??f thp sfahlHy of
l- Democratic government In this coun.
' try in the cool-Hea'rtedness of the
American people In their overwhelmp
' lng decision to travel the middle-of
J . th? road with the Democratic randlcT,
date. 8&
Wilson's phrnKP. : animated mod^rWStj,^
atlon," is one that will live as an integral
contribution to the language.
I
N m>D,v oi trtir Sprii
Think of it. Stw
you'll never regret
ed for eotatfort Ixxa
wild u 11 junt an to e
and disagreeable %
knowingly selected
such a grave mist a!
hMo, health. pleasu
follow. The know!
going to lie rapidlj
Then the dista;
amount to naught.
' "worth while" nd<i
X
It est fill Seen
CEMENT > -4
tli
mrvniv: a * ir n
MUL WALKS
HI
a<
v- ^
. V
jrift'iri'-MiM-. iiMtul wfiwrv. will ntnkc
|?v. ji?y?oi? t??lks. l?uovr?l up hv tin* pu
vivihi? .lu-r-j'rci- nir. where nature'.-4ai
Iit?? will U* ??li!?-il aiel these i 11*11
rim r" loTtin rnim-i'.H iit-fil* e "high ?pu
That'- whaT Washington Park stain'
It that'* what*v??n think lhi? lif?- ?.\vi
i-fi ji- to try < get ii from i|itnrtor* t
lia*. i- iiuiv ami always will again*!
liv wUe to your own Uvt inteio-l an
ting a Select Wii^hiiipti'ii I'ark
The Frenrh national election hae ant soc
passed off with a number of rhal- and wh
lenges and duels, even to the point of reasons
the Premier challenging the former hare th
Premier. Mark Twain once wrote an lasting
amuBDg account of how he acted as visitors
second in a French duel. After the
two principals had been stationed They
nearly out of sight pf each other, he parcel
got directly behind his principal, as tests gc
the only absolutely safe "place. The infant I
two pistols went off promptly, and his
principal, a very smut geillli luuu,
collapsed with fright, and yelled. "I
die thtat France might live." as he
"toppled"over backwards, squashing Wasl
poor Mark Twain beneath his cullura
weight. wp ye8l
Mark Twain writes that he war and Mf,
then escorted proudly off the field of ^0n'0j
honor by an army of surgeons in at-^ppPaia
tendance, who cheered him as the, <;on?
first man hurt in a French duel in KC^edu]
forty years. duct ion
*??= = Repr
The case of Edward Myllus. who |.ouieia
has been barred froVn the United mont> States
for libelling King George, de- tton of
spite the fact that he can return to j^uiaia
England without being molested by'LoC|ie
the Ilritish government, suggests aled the
striking difference in the kind of free- J protect
dom'enjoyed in the two countries. No <jrj
anarchistic meeting ran be broken up Urea
In England just because It is a? an- mittee
schistic meeting Policemen are on compar
hand to maintain order, but as long and BU
as the crowd behave themselves the
sneaker can cry "Down with thej -wh
King." till he is hoarse, and advocateIjxjulsla
the abolition of law. In an Amerl- fre<, of
can city a squad of policemen could |
and probably would, break ?p such a annlhil
gathering and arrest any speakers in- nB8g t
citing to sedition. conditii
It by no means necessarily followT occurre
from this, however, that England Is the wJt
freer than the United States. Amer- ,
lea b#ing fundamentally a ft^e coun
try, takes It as a matter of course
that lawlessness and exhortation to
lawlessness shall be put down wit^ a
firm hand. f
There are few- towns possessing l?k?
such a favorable reputation over the JU
gtsu- as Washington. Tell anybody
arc Roitifrto Washington. for the first ?? odd
tlnip and be your Interlocutor physi- wl1
clan, lawyer, minister. business mgn,
or traveling salesman. you will us- WIW
ually get the reply. "Well, you are '^wl
going to one of the moat delightful llMrwt
spots 1 know of. "You will hear that
Washington is famed variously for ?ir??lrT
pj^tty girls, beautiful streets, pleas'
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This year there are to be many honied erected in Wjisluug11
Park. and located that the pure, refreshing, health-giving
turner Southern breezes swooping across the duft-free
iralico will make the home moat delightful. Nerei again
11 those people have that awful dread of the coming Spring
<1 Summer as do those living in thickly built sections, where
e little air they get is watched t\y, passing over hot streets
id kitchen stove pipes and this hot air With the duet it gaths
is anything hut refreshing. Comp*rc the difference and
member where one cannot getthe \tnobatructed breeze,ml
days are hot.* iuid" thfcu? ?~ '
ly. Ponder.?then if you choose the beat
Lthough if you digregard the home selectiuso
Its a little distance, don't be so unfair ; ~
ver again complain of stiffiug, ho V dusty . '
ceather, because it was your choice: you
such a homusito. Now don't you lAnke
kc. First seek ttouifort and being cdrnferb*
re and good folks will learn the secret and
lodge of. what Washington Park really is is
learned and appreciated,
ncc boog-a-bear will take its place 'and.
as compared with the mauy excellent _ .
intfpn. of W.utiiwptow Pflfk, - '
Btv fey?
pry a Tootc for Ttred Nerrc*.
Arrangements are Wing uiado to have Cement Sidewalks - .
id in Washington Park. This work is to begin as soon a# t- r
10 freezing danger has passed. Those sidewalks will make
alking easier and us the present sidewalks of Washington
ic! those of Washington Park aVe brought together, it will
Id to shorten the walking distance to and from this comrtable
homesitc property. Then telephones and automobiles
e great aids to shorten distance.
Our cement sidewalks and many homes so delightfully
lea-ant. affording a vivw from which one looks out upon
? colony of inily hn]?- _J
i \il? nttim:. ln*;ilt 1;- t ..Jf
vitality, pwr- ,
rc that tlc.-irrtl |H
nr
H
a *?
.vhrrc ?u*li cnnHiiioni
-uch a quality lift'.
,1 lo-r ,,n time il. ThMt XUm
it?-^.\>'t at ullcC. ? ; :
A.. C. HATHAWAY
ial life, oysters. old t?mUt?>a STOP THAT
at not. But for one of these! BKFOWK IT STOICS YOll
or another, the town stoma to
le happy faculty of making ?| ^|U|f ^^ >|M||a|B|r
favorable impression u?w|HlwilBT UArUUIHC
Es'sEiErE^'^ia^^sFi
are trying to mail babies by
post. Now natch some proi
up jjgalnsi government aid to
ndustrles.
Our IVfa
i'AL UV TARIFF
OX FOOD IS OPINWKD. | ^ J TT^
lington. Jan 21.?The agrt. "aT" JLm.vftj
I schedule of the tariff came ^
erday before the Hause Ways J
ans Committee. It is the por- ???????
the Payne-Aldrich lan which
most to farmers Are now complete
? bf the provisions of the v
i_ weelt? r?f heino hrrtken
is from the Dinglej I.e. eRS Why nol exchang
H t > T ,v..- P.rrm--nrn Of . . _ _
na. W. Tl. Dunlap, of Bean- | old Oak. Beds and ei
rex.,, preeident ot ... a?ocl.- moal mo4ern (ind
rice producers in Texas,
,na and Arkansas, and 8. ,
P>r?*aux, of Near Orleans, want- m m g
present tariff maintained to lV|^||10yfifty
rice growers against labor of J
ent,
nx .nd members o( the com- Buy genuine mtthOI
got into argument orer the
atlve. need of duties on rlea I ting old or out of dati
gar. Finally Representative good assortment of Old
yrth asked: ,
at would be the effect on , CTS, Tables, Settees, etc
na of making rice and sugar [ 7*" - ' ~ ??
duty-" '
Lhe effect is no serious as to
ata the and sugar huaV> - r, ., . , .
hen Uul.lM. will be In ? JEFFERSON FT
3D ot dl.tree, such a. h?a not *"? *
d atnee the ClTll War," said ] ?
nesa. ! rnggaim
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i^x -?, . ? 1
j ! A?w *erietjat?toCk i
,i.un,. Tr.."'/^^^ ! I AND LOAN ASSOC1A
o think must not let hentUohe on- . 11
SSSSSfflS:: ?K3?S
msH su
^
KCHpPKAK PUX
%t?60 Per Dmy ud lp |
xTZio' ^
.? i. - '?^ rJ^-JL^rtxr.t
MMI. ((cowmM tafld rWdac New Yort
CHy-Upr. L'poa if<iur?? ky truer or Telephone
)W|UbNUNr(.taNM|e?BMeT?
v-> V..-7-^* ' -' r ~
pu ^ ... has HARK. \. C-\DWPLL
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L; DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notlce is hereby giTea to all pej
one that the partnership heretofore
L. Satryer ~|md W. A. SPS
this day been dlakolred. N. L. Bawrar
kartac bold t)? ' Intdreit^la tke
aaid ~Etmln?aa ta W., A. ?cott. Tki
businese will hereafter be Ooattucted
by the-eald W. A.SeotA ^Hh when
all pereoo. Indebted to tbe'aald partneraklp
ahoulS aettie, and the aald
W. A. Scott aaaamea all iadehtedneas
of the aald partnership.
This tad day or January, IMS.
' / N. L. BA^llpcV'
1C a orw
1-2-tfc
-n:
NOTIC E OF BALE. '
Under a power of sat3 contained in
a certain d#s<L qf trust esecuted tc
me by Efflingham Tuthlll and wif^
dated July 2th, 1899, and* recorded
in fhe Register's office of Hyde County.
In Rook B. page 16&. I win hell on
Monday. February 17, 1918, at noon
nt the Court House door In Hyde
County to the highest cash bidder <1
tract of land on Ockraeoke Island
and In the County of Hyde ^nd more
particularly described as follows:
It being on Ockracoke Island and
being all the lands allotted to Malse?
Williams in the division of the lands
of Thomas Wahab. Sept. 30. 1837.
See a ded to the said Malsey recorde#
In Book 4. page 397, and being
the same lands described in a deed o1
trust from the parties of the fifet
"part to the party of the second parf,
dated March 4^ 1899, and recorded
in Book 6. page 24. of Hyde County
Records, which Is referred to for f
description of said lands.
TMs January 17. 1913.
W. B. RODMAN. '
l-17-4wc / Trustee.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING^
The *nnup?me*Ung of the stock
holders^Ftne Home Building 4b Loai
AsspdCation will be held at the bank
, ^n^-keuee of the Savings & Truai
Company oa Thursday, January 33d
1913, at 4:8# p. m7
JNO. B. SPARROW. Secy
1 ?>-?>C-*fr
\
i
hogany
m Suits
1 again after several
up by the many buye
or sell some of your,
ssers and' fill the place
common sensed made
I
- Pieces.
{any and avold^lts gets.
We also have In ^j ;
pieces In Chairs. Rcichfor
Xmas trade. :
JRNITURECO.||
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liMftUIHi*
POME
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n Tlff/^IOME #
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^iviriyiifiiVafeh-M
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Chilly Mornings I .
_- - _ _ I I
m TWT* la 1 -
the house at the proper I ?
temperature, gan't tight I *
the furnace yet as ft lir 1 ^ 1
' tCP ^-arm during the * *
fmlddle 3f the aay. but
soma heat Is needed tn 7T
the morning and after .
jtoidown.- - ti * Wt
Use a Vulcan :
Odorless Gas : *
pr. Heater : ?
A
^ * C"
^ -r "
^Wmjn *
JBppW.. _
Makes a roam cam- ~
f ortable in five !
Positive^ Odorlew
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Washington UgHvS^Wshtr Co. '
NOTIOK. y
Notice Is hereby Riven to the cltl
sens or the City of Washington, that
the Board of Alderman thereof, will * *
! present to the General Aaaembly of ~ ~
' North Carolina, a bill asking to be jQj
auiBOriiM' to icbmlt to the voters
[ of said city the question of Issuing * 8
bonds for Water Works, Sewerage * }
i System. Fire Alarm System. and to # .
build an extension to the Electric
Light Plant. a . i
This 16th day of January. 1913.
COLLIN H. HARDINQ, Mayor.
l-16-30tc
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I WE WILL MAIL TOC Si 1 ' ^
; r~;
MONXT MKT BY umxiuiL
t Phils. SmM? It 1 gin Cii?T A m
Wf will bur j-o? ReU PWatt. Oold Scnp.
??rVrtt???. HlaW* ipicm P?U. 1
""* ?
NOTICE OK niKSOU'TlON.
- To Whom U May Cunt'ern. Krt?
Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing under * *
the name and style of "C. G. Morris ? .
Sc. Company." doing business in the
city of Washington. S C.. la thin day * Oi
mutually dissolved, the said co-part- *
nershlp having* beep composed of ^
Coolldgo G. Morris and DeWivt C. g
" floss
The said DeWltt C. Ross retiring
from the said business, and the same * *
will be hereafter conducted in the *
name of and by> Coolidge G. Morris, m
and hll debts and obligations due and
owing by the said firm of "C. Q. Mor
ris St' Co." are assutoed and Will be *
paid- by C. G. Morris, and all debts, *
accounts and choscs in action due ?
and owing to the aaid firm of "C. G.
Morris St Co." are the property of,
- anil Will ho rrJWfatt hy P (V Mnr
ris. .
This January 16th. IBIS. _ _
c. a. bttXis. " 01
UeWITT C. HOBS. * Tl
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE MARKET _
. TUESDAY. JAN. 81, 1813.. ~
" <U> '7. .. 2?e Bi
Chickens, young, ... 25c to 4?<
Chickens, crown .. ?. >. .... 44c ;
Shearing. CO le 18c _
^48*^ .. . . .Ic It Ha . My
Beet Wax ,?7c. 2
Sheep aklnt, each 119 to M> ..
Tallow-.. . j.i.a.
Dry tint hidee, per lb J&. jf*
Dry kMea. d'ead, per lb .. ,.dc to ?c
. flwea wtHnd kiln..-.i . la 1-1? rf?feen
Hitfe* a . :... ... ..1?<
Dear akin flint 3Sc
Dew akin Bait ISc
'Seed Cotton.. .. .. 3 1-t to dclb
B E. Peon , .?lJl*?a
. . t - a as
?<)? ? DiMOumtMl a
The law firm heretofore practicing "
In the Superior Court of Bepufort V
County, exclusively, which Ma been "
styled Stewart A Thompson, has this
- *nJ-Vwu 0eeui?ro trwitwrm, M
Inward L. Stewart, will jmntinne j
Remain In the practice at X^ora. N: P
C., as heretofore. ' ^ |
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HARRY McMUIiliAN,
Attorney-at-I*aw.
. Rodman Bid*.. B. Main St. *
Vashjngton, Nort^ Carolina. *
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Washington. N. C
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